This article, published in Academic Psychiatry, proposes and illustrates a conceptual model of medical student well-being. The authors reviewed the literature on...

This study, published in Oncology Nursing Forum, sought to explore and describe the experiences of Taiwanese nurses who care for dying patients in hospices, a...

This paper, published in Cancer Oncology Nursing Journal, details a descriptive exploratory qualitative research study that investigated the experience of...

The following study, published in the International Journal of Palliative Nursing, sought to identify burnout levels, risk and protective factors, prevention...

Oncology nurses are susceptible to the development of secondary traumatic stress due to their continuous interaction with cancer patients who often have traumatic...

Published in MEDSURG Nursing, the following paper discusses compassion fatigue in nurses as a threat to ethical practice. The paper provides a personal storyu about...

Every year, nearly 400 physicians — the equivalent of two to three medical school classes — take their own lives. Struggling in Silence: Physician Depression...

Published in JAMA Surgery, the authors of this Special Article review the literature on stress and burnout among surgeons. The article aims to (1) increase...

Published in JAMA, this systematic review and meta-analysis, sought to provide a summary estimate of depression or depressive symptom prevalence among resident...

This study, published in Western Journal of Medicine, sought to identify the factors that predict professional satisfaction, organizational commitment, and burnout...